It's also used for the Steam Deck handheld gaming device. Other games use Steam Play's compatibility tool called Proton. When available, Chrome OS will run the Linux version of games. It's a surprisingly long list, including Portal 2, Dota 2, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Stardew Valley, Terraria, Hades, Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition. You'll also find a list of known issues as well as all of the games currently supported. Google has the full install instructions on the forums. You're now just two steps away from getting Steam.ġ. Open a browser window and navigate to chrome://flagsĢ. Search for #borealis-enabled and set it to Enabledģ. Open the ChromeOS launcher (click the button in the lower-left corner of the screen)Ĥ. Search for "Steam" and select the app when it appears in the resultsĥ. Follow the setup process to install Steam and sign into your account Once the update is downloaded and installed, you'll then need to restart the Chromebook and it will be in the Beta channel (ChromeOS 108 or later). The Chromebook will start to download the beta version of ChromeOS. Open the settings menu on your Chromebook and search for "Channels" at the top of the window. You'll have to switch to the Beta channel which is a snap to do. If you have one of these Chromebooks, you can access the beta-quality version of Steam on ChromeOS. Hundreds of PC games are now supported through Steam on ChromeOS. There are now 20 Chromebook models officially supported for Steam on ChromeOS. Google still recommends an i5 or Ryzen 5 and 16GB of RAM for the best experience. Minimum CPU requirements were also lowered to include Core i3 and Ryzen 3 processors and 8GB of RAM. With the beta release, support was added for devices with AMD Ryzen 5000 C-series and Intel 12th-gen Core CPUs. It has now moved out of the instability of the Dev channel and into the ChromeOS Beta channel, with support for more devices, more games and an improved user experience. In 2022, the two released an alpha version of Valve's Steam game store to try on Chromebooks through the ChromeOS Dev channel. But Google's been working on a bigger solution with help from game-maker Valve. You can use a cloud gaming service such as Xbox Cloud GamingĪnd Nvidia GeForce Now, but that generally requires a subscription. There are Android games, but not all of them work.
One of the biggest knocks against Chromebooks is that they're no good for gaming.
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